The Platters – Self‑Titled LP Federal 549 Mono VG/VG+ Clean Jacket Plays Great
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Description
Vinyl (VG): Record has a nice clean shine and plays well. Hairlines and scuffs are visible under strong light only and do not affect playback.
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Side 1: light hairline at 8 o’clock
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Side 2: scuff at 12 o’clock, a group of three hairlines at 3 o’clock, and a scuff with two hairlines at 7 o’clock (mostly in the dead wax) Labels are clean with no stickers or writing. Light spindle scuffing present on both sides.
Jacket (VG+): Jacket looks fantastic with sharp corners, great color, and no stickers or writing.
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No seam splits
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No surface wear on the front
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Back shows a small amount of surface wear from the record (see photos) A very clean Federal sleeve for its age
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The original U.S. release was Federal 549 (1957) — green/white cover, Federal labels.
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King Records later reissued it with:
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King labels
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Same catalog number (549)
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Same cover
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Released around 1958
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Then King reissued it again in 1959 under catalog 651.
This copy is Federal label, not King — that makes it the true first edition.
Packaging & Shipping I pack all items securely using refurbished and reused packing materials whenever possible. I also make some of my own boxes and packaging for records and music sheets, designed specifically to protect these items in transit. It may look a little different from standard mailers, but it’s sturdy, protective, and helps keep shipping costs down for both of us while reducing waste. Your record will be packed safely and handled with care Actual color may vary slightly based on screen colors lighting & camera
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